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Digital shelf capabilities checklist

Elevate your digital commerce game with our Digital Shelf Capabilities Checklist. Ensure data accuracy, competitive analysis, API connectivity, and more. Stay ahead in the digital marketplace!

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Meryem Lotfi 09/26/2023
Digital shelf

Out of stock decision tree

This handy, step-by step guide walks you through all the possible out of stock issues you could encounter. The questions it poses guide you through whichever issue you’re having until it leads you to the solution. Keep this one nearby!

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Tereza Mazura 05/11/2023
Digital shelf

The ecomm manager’s diamond

Staying relevant in the rapidly evolving ecommerce landscape requires continuous education. Attending conferences, keeping an eye on emerging brands, and improving one’s skills are crucial. Here are the three c’s that will contribute to your success as an ecomm manager.

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Meryem Lotfi 03/15/2023
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Digital shelf portfolio maintenance

Data Impact is building a reputation for alleviating most of the customer pain to ensure that both ecommerce, and cross-functional teams, and our team, can focus their efforts on driving value rather than constantly stressing about the accuracy of the online portfolio.

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Meryem Lotfi 02/10/2023
Digital shelf

Étude: DN benchmark pour la France

Cette étude contient des analyses fait par DIbyNIQ. Ce benchmark divise en quatre groupes le niveau des DN pour tous les majeurs enseignes en France.

Utilisez-la comme guide pratique. Elle était réalisée à partir des assortiments provenant de nombreuses catégories communiqués par nos clients.

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Romain Clementz 02/07/2023

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